Mexican court deny Jenkins bond return to penitentiary
Puebla Criminal Court refuses William Jenkins petition to nullify bond and orders return to prison after he was released following arrest on charges involving bandits. The judge notes Mexican law governs such detentions as the case unfolds amid a tense security context.
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Ralph. H. Turner
United Breen Stutt
Cur
Mexico
Criminal Court
Puebla
William O. Jenkins
Alberty
William
Jenkins
Liberty
Hig Arest
bin Nee
Jen
Rim Wight Ropes
Tex
Don W
PO Blocker
Franelico Murguia
Carranza
Sanart
State Department
Interurban line to Houston planned soon
Ed Kennedy of Houston, vice president, announced a new Houston to San Antonio interurban traction company. The charter changes name to Houston Richmond and Western Traction, planning a line through Victoria to Yorktown and a southern feeder from Victoria to Yonkat. Sixteen stations graded, one million in bonuses paid, power to be supplied by Houston Guadalupe Bay Power Company. Construction to start shortly with a party en route to San Antonio.
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Houston
San Agtonty
Tmyuston, Richmond and Westerns Traction
Maine
San Antonio Traction
Stork
Houstey T San Autonio
Yithmond
Wharton
Yoakwia
Gonautes
Witlow Sprt
New Berlin
Victoria
Yonkata
Ed Kennedy
Houston and Ghadalupe Wa Jee Power Company
Wink Giles Jeest
Honzales
Mir. Kennedy
Burebursh
Lore Anatin
Say Antoute
Women Must Pay City Poll Tax to Vote
A terse state notice reports that women must pay the city poll tax to vote. The Attorney General’s Department outlines that poll tax payment is required for voting in county and state elections, with fines or penalties implied for noncompliance. The article notes the tax amount and the legal basis, indicating a broader effort to enforce voter qualification rules across Texas cities.
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Austin
Falda
Electinny
A Attorney Generals Department
Mielaw
Nora
Asuils
Texas
Union to Open Own Supplies Network to Fight High Living Costs
Detroit Jan 6 The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railway Shop Laborers announces purchase of several factories to sell goods at greatly reduced prices to union members. The deal includes an underwear factory at Ypsilanti a glove factory at Williamston and a tubing factory in New York with negotiations for two mills in Toledo. The output amounts to about 1 million dollars and is the first step of a campaign approved at the recent national convention to curb living costs.
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Detroit
Mich
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Ypsilanti
Williamston
New York
Foledo
George Seal
The
Brotherhood
Treaty to take effect Saturday in Paris ceremony
Jan 6 report states the Versailles treaty will become effective Saturday at 4 pm in the Foreign Office clock room. Allied troops will occupy disputed regions and German diplomats will present credentials in Berlin. The Supreme Council orders trials for prominent Commantat pirates and outlines plebiscite plans for Danzig under allied control.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Vas Gimaan
Anil
Germany
M. Demacilty
Budapest
Tela Kun
Aliey
Dota
Germaany
Danzig
Ger Wang
Counell
United States
Minister's Son Admits Shooting Good Samaritan
Henri Fohnnon, son of an evangelical minister, confessed to police that he and an accomplice robbed a jewelry store in a stolen car. After their vehicle skidded and overturned, the pair shot the driver and fled with loot, later aiding a bystander to hospital before escaping.
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Good Samaritan
Hicago
Henri Fohnnon
Julfay
Wohnson
WeNamee
Thee
Moknatn
Aaa Enim
Fray of Diamonds Too Much for Jack in The Kansas City
In Kansas City Ma Tam G describes a jewelry theft where a wall tray of diamonds was snatched from a display. The suspect fled after a sale of about 8,000 dollars in diamonds, then was pursued and captured by officers. Authorities report the case as a diamond theft, not poker, with the principal suspect named Kaneaspy.
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Jack
Kaneaspy
Kansas
Ty Pollen
Danas
New’s Defense Over State Inning Trial Ends
The report details Harry 5 New Jr, son of U S Senator New of Indiana, facing murder charges in Los Angeles. The defense argues insanity while the state led by District Attorney Woolwine plans a strong rebuttal. Key witnesses, including Mrs. Sawyers and Dr Withiners, are expected to testify as the trial nears a close, with indications pointing to a verdict by the coming weekend.
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W. Boyd Gatewood
Antecaational
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry
New Jr
United States
New
Indiana
Freda Lesser
Regan Thsie
Thomas Lee Woolwin
Penn
Alice Lesser
Hee Goubiered Kirk
Sunmers
Tice
Durtie
Woolwine
Sawyers
Suai Meee
Woenlwine
New York
Withiners
New Wa
Ami Ubat
Ivas Err Jum
Alingise
Paamin
Muttewwan
Fox Heen
Brotherhood Chiefs Near AFL Break Threat As Labor Rift Grows
Labor leaders including Samuel Gompers face strain as Warren S Stone leads a possible split within major railroad brotherhoods and their federation. Projections warn of open rupture before pending railroad legislation passes, with Stone’s influence debated as key to future AFL dynamics.
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Mildred Morris
Apraghathosat
Naww
Carreanomitetit
Keange Anttngton
TC Lah
Baathona
Samuel Gompers
Ciroles
Warren S. Stone
Tirstherhond
Locomotive Engineers
Gomperly
Stone
Railroa
American Federation of Labor
Udon
Federation
Stonesy
Thingh
Gompers
Kame Jahor Legrlers
Perera
Tren
Gespers
Stotie
Bind Town Watchman and Bank of Fifty Thousand
An item from Cheribusco reports a security scare involving the Bind Town Watchman and a bank with a fifty thousand dollar figure cited. The piece mentions a tower watchman named George Diresan and several men, with references to Cheribusco and Ponca City. Details are fragmented and tone is period newspaper.
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Colemela Clty
Indy
Tan
George Diresan
Tolay
Cheribusco
Cher
Ponce
City
Danta City
Okla
Tanwity
Ponca - City
Fragmented Ad Wrapped in Jumbled Names and Places
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Hummert, McNeel Jewelry, Dinimonda and Plas ctruites, and a Natl Bank at Courmerce with unclear local details. The text reads as a damaged advertisement or notice lacking coherent events, dates, or complete entity names.
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McNeel Jewelry Ca
Dinimonda
Plas
Num Jewelry
Republicans Draw Plans for Race at Chicago Banquet
In Chicago on January 6 1920 Republican leaders including Will Hays Governor Frank Lowden and Gen Leonard Wood outlined campaign aims at a banquet marking Roosevelt's death anniversary. They urged stronger anti unrest measures tax policy labor reforms and closer labor capital relations while warning against foreign degenerates and Reds. Lowden called citizens to engage in government and support for business during reconstruction.
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Republican National Organization
Will H. Hays
Frank ©. Lowden
Leonard Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Gen. Woon
Gleede
Snow Leuilers
Iil McCormick
Prink C. Lowden
Senate
Dorah
Nim Ad
Miners Leaders Move Toward Ending Strike
United Mine Workers of America convention reveals delegates leaning toward ending the strike settlement with government action. Leaders like President J. Lewis and Secretary Willian Green push for a swift resolution as miners press for concrete gains. Officials argue for rapid approval of the agreement to avoid further disruption and force from higher authorities.
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Ole Meus
Tan
Nowie Ie
United Mite Workers of America
Cnéd Tate Moncay
Bre Ik
J. Lewis c
Willian Green
Lewis
Pesident
Tusca
Ripper
Garfield
Ant AuLmrat
Tyra
Tugnitines qoapGen
The Fox Co. The Largest Kuden Sisters In The World
The Fox Company markets what it calls the largest kuden sisters in the world. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the claim centers on a line of figures described as sisters, with marketing emphasis on scale and novelty.
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the Fox Co
tAdra
Deportation hearings begin for reds
Fragmented dispatch details a crackdown on alleged foreign agitators with hearings opening under authorities. Reports describe detentions, transfers to camps, and investigations across multiple jurisdictions as officials warn of subversive activity and potential security threats.
Hearings on Mexican situation near San Antonio next Friday
Fragmented report notes Senitor Fall and Senate committee arrival uncertain for hearings on Mexican governance. Details describe travel delays, potential witnesses, and attendance by Adjutant General Cope with local officials expected to discuss border tensions and policy, amid a Dallas petroleum update.
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San Antonio
Byi
Senate
Monson
Gunter Hotel
Horder
Cope
Anszin
Wana Hanna
Greeraor
Araree TC
Campaign to curb sugar profiteering by Justice Dept
The Department of Justice will launch a nationwide drive within three days to curb profiteering that raises living costs. The effort targets wholesale and retail sugar traders, with initial actions in Warrington and plans to expand to Philadelphia and New York, aiming to protect consumers and support price controls.
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Department of Justice
W. Bruce McNamee
International News Service
Washington
D. C
Urivea Oc
Warrington
Gugne
Lhesa
Chiladelphht
New York
Howard Borigg
Feu Gage
Tuatlie
Arrekle
Planta
Imm
Deereike
Mexicans Kill Two Americans Near Tamping
A report shows two Americans killed near Folpt Lalue on the West near Folpt Lalue after an incident involving Roney and Earl Rowtry. Authorities identify the men and note the involvement of workers from the international company. The scene and exact details remain undisclosed as investigations proceed.
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Tamping
Juston
Texton
Gordy
Orit
Roney
Earl Rowtry
Edvicon
Ineernational
GU Esaipoany
Proof That Germans Are Red Movement Leaders Held
Department files reveal the claim that Germans lead the Red movement. The document cites alleged organizers, trusted agents, and a senator named Cathe Sates as part of a broader conspiracy. The text links Germany, Russia, and allied nations through a sprawling network.
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RED Movement
United States
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